New Music

Summer 2013

Check out or reserve one of these new to the library albums!

Hagar's Song: Charles Lloyd
Two Lane Freedom: Tim McGraw
Old Yellow Moon: Emmylou Harris and Rodney Crowell
Based On a True Story: Blake Shelton
All That Echoes: Josh Groban
Mosquito: Yeah Yeah Yeahs
The Terror: Flaming Lips
Almanac: Widowspeak
Heartthrob: Tegan and Sara
Reincarnated: Snoop Lion
Papercuts: Melvil Dewey
Long. Live. A$AP: A$AP Rocky
Putumayo Presents Arabic Beat
Woman: Rhye
Light Up Gold: Parquet Courts
The Book of Chet: Luciana Souza
Thankful N' Thoughtful: Bettye Lavette
The Green Room: Vivian Green
Betty Wright: The Movie: Betty Wright and the roots
Keith Sweat: Keith Sweat
3 Pears: Dwight Yoakam
Shutdown the Streets: A.C. Newman
Shrines: Purity Ring
Dept. of Disappearance: Jason Lytle
The Dreamer: Rhett Miller
Welcome to Our House
Live from the Underground: Big K.r.i.t.
Mourning in America and Dreaming in Color: Brother Ali
The Money Store: Death Grips
Landing on a Hundred: Cody Chesnutt
Red: Taylor Swift
Orange: Frank Ocean
Blunderbuss: Jack White
Boys & Girls: Alabama Shakes
Sun: Cat Power
Sweet Heart, Sweet Light: Spiritualized
Vice Verses: Switchfoot
The Revolution Will Be Jazz: Giacomo Gates
Slaughterhouse: Ty Segall Band
Born to Die: Lana Del Rey
What we saw from the cheap seats: Regina Spektor
We must become the pitiless censors of ourselves: John Maus
Soul of Things: Tomasz Stanko Quartet
Welcome to Condale: Summer Camp
Sondre Lerche: Sondre Lerche
Young & Old: Tennis
Symphonies Nos. 1 and 4: Karol Szymanowski
Beginnings: Marvin Sapp
Beautiful Strings: David Davidson
Still Winning: Johnny Gill
Townes Van Zandt: Townes Van Zandt
Black Up: Shabazz Palaces
The Singing Mailman Delivers: John Prine
Neighborhoods: Blink-182
Beyond the Sun: Chris Isaak
We Are the Champions: Jeff the brotherhood
Here I Am: Kelly Rowland
Emotional Traffic: Tim McGraw
Donuts: J Dilla
Hot Sauce: Jessy J
Interpretations: The British Rock Songbook: Bettye Lavette
Remixes 2: 81-11: Depeche Mode
Evanescence: Evanescence
Skying: Horrors
Join Us: They Might Be Giants
15 Minutes: Barry Manilow
Nothing Is Wrong: Dawes
Bon Iver: Bon Iver
International Pop Overthrow: Material Issue
Hello Fear: Kirk Franklin
Fe Na Festa: Gilberto Gil
Hit Man Returns: David Foster
Hot Sauce Committee Part Two: Beastie Boys
Lie to Me: Jonny Lang
Q: Soul Bossa Nostra: Quincy Jones
Brooklyn Rider Plays Philip Glass: Brooklyn Rider
Donny and Marie: Donny and Marie
Take the High Road: Blind Boys of Alabama
Helplessness Blues: Fleet Foxes
Music For Film and Television: Angelo Badalamenti
Wounded Rhymes: Lykke Li
The Life Aquatic Studio Sessions Featuring Seu Jorge: Seu Jorge
Low Country Blues: Gregg Allman
Norwegian Wood: Jonny Greenwood
Different Gear, Still Speeding: Beady Eye
Synecdoche New York: Jon Brion
The Essential Barbara Streisand: Barbara Streisand
Blue Valentine: A Love Story: Grizzly Bear
Volume III/IV: Ryan Adams & The Cardinals
Intriguer: Crowded House
One Flo- Part 1: Flo Rida
Best of N.E.R.D.: N.E.R.D.
Armando: Pitbull
Happy Talk: Kermit Ruffins
Guard Sessions: Tony Bennett
Lorraine: Lori McKenna
Epic: Sharon Van Etten
Bishop Morton Celebrates 25 Years of Music: Bishop Morton
Taproot: Michael Hedges
Tomorrow the Green Grass: The Jayhawks
Some Kind of Trouble: James Blunt
Move: Third Day
Cape Dory: Tennis
Olympia: Bryan Ferry
Live in New York City: Dave Matthews Band
Farmer's Daughter: Crystal Bowersox
Paupers Field: Dylan Leblanc
Iconos: Mark Anthony
Sentir: Yasmin Levy
The Essential Jim Brickman: Jim Brickman
Heart and Soul: Kenny G
Hemingway's Whiskey: Kenny Chesney
Live, Volume 3: Avett Brothers
This Is This What You Want: Jackie Lomax
Broken Dreams Club: Girls
The Secret Sisters: Secret Sisters
The Quiet Times of a Rock and Roll Farm Boy: Big Kenny
Outlaw: Mark Chesnutt
The Party Ain't Over: Wanda Jackson
Dye It Blonde: Smith Westerns
Swords: Morrissey
I Speak Because I Can: Laura Marling
Interpol: Interpol
Street Songs of Love: Alejandro Escovedo
Treats: Sleigh Bells
The Best of Paris Volume 2
That's All: Bobby Darin
Easy Wonderful: Guster
Live It Up: Lee Dewyze
Suburba: House of Heroes
I Still Believe
Jasmine: Keith Jarrett
I Dreamed a Dream: Susan Boyle
Clarinetwork: Live at the Village Vanguard
Ten: Jason Moran
My One and Only Thrill: Melody Gardot
Back Numbers: Dean and Britta
Country Music: Willie Nelson
The Greatest Love Songs of All Time: Barry Manilow
Is the Actor Happy?: Vic Chesnutt
Just Go: Lionel Richie
In On the Killtaker: Fugazi
Pulse: Toni Braxton
Wonder [sound recording]: Michael Smith
Going Back [sound recording]: Phil Collins
6 [sound recording] : commitment: Seal
Crazy for You: Best Coast
The Way of the World: Mose Allison
Sparks Fly: Miranda Cosgrove
Either Or: Elliott Smith
Stir the Blood: Bravery
Best of Sade: Sade
Crying Light: Antony and the Johnsons
Scratch My Back [sound recording]: Peter Gabriel
Fearless Love [sound recording]: Melissa Etheridge
The Big To-Do [sound recording]: Drive-By Truckers
Under Great White Northern Lights [sound recording]: White Stripes
Contra [sound recording]: Vampire Weekend
Thank Me Later [sound recording]: Drake
Disconnect From Desire [sound recording]: School of Seven Bells (Musical group)
Here I Am [sound recording]: Marvin Sapp
Y Not [sound recording]: Ringo Starr
Volume Two [sound recording]: She & Him.
Transference: Spoon
One Life Stand: Hot Chip
To the Sea: Jack Johnson
Shout It Out: Hanson
Animal: Ke$ha; Rising star Ke$ha already has song collaboration credits with Flo Rida, Katy Perry, Britney Spears, the Veronicas, and Pitbull. Her debut album, Animal, features the single "Tik Tok."
Valleys of Neptune: Jimi Hendrix; Nearly four decades after his death, a variety of rare Jimi Hendrix recordings make their way out of the vault. Includes a mix of previously unreleased studio recordings, alternate versions of already released material, and the highly anticipated title track.
The Sea: Corinne Bailey Rae; Four years since her self-titled debut album, Corinne Bailey Rae returns with an emotional sophomore studio album, which includes the single "I'd Do It All Again."
Raymond V Raymond: Usher; Usher's sixth studio album is the follow-up to 2008's Here I Stand, and features the single "Papers." In addition to his music, Usher is also part owner of the Cleveland Cavaliers basketball franchise.
Rebirth: Lil' Wayne; After declaring himself 'The Greatest Rapper Alive,' Lil' Wayne tries his hand at the rap/rock genre on his seventh studio release. With production that is heavy on guitars, Wayne uses his clever wordplay and wit to create a unique and original album. Included is the single Prom Queen.
Another Round: Jaheim; After a nearly three-year absence, Jaheim returns with his fourth album, which features his smooth style as well as the single "Ain't Leavin Without You."
Haywire: Josh Turner; Grammy-nominated country singer Josh Turner's fourth album and follow-up to 2007's Everything Is Fine features the single "Why Don't We Just Dance."
Celtic Woman: Songs From the Heart: Celtic Woman; After two years, all-female musical ensemble Celtic Woman returns with a beautiful new collection of songs that includes "Fields of Gold"; "Amazing Grace"; and "O, America."
The Greatest Love Songs of All Time: Barry Manilow; Barry Manilow's 2010 release delivers new interpretations of classic love songs like "Fools Rush In"; "How Deep Is the Ocean"; and "I Only Have Eyes for You."
Need You Now: Lady Antebellum; 2009 CMA Vocal Group of the Year Lady Antebellum returns with the follow-up to their hit self-titled debut. This country and pop crossover album includes the title track "Need You Now."
No Changin' Us: Point of Grace; Point of Grace returns with their 12th CD, which includes the tracks "Wildflower"; "Chalk in the Rain"; and "A Good Place to Turn Around."
The Red Album: Game; Compton, California native Game, born Jayceon Terrell Taylor, releases his fourth studio album and follow-up to 2008's LAX. This raw rap set features the singles Krazy; L.A. Girl; and Big Money.
Ya-Ka-May: Galactic; Galactic creates a musical tribute to New Orleans that pays homage to all of the town's musical styles from the past, present, and even the future.
Rare and Glorious: Ravi Shankar; More than any other musician, Ravi Shankar has introduced many to Indian music and the sounds of the sitar. This collection features classic recordings that have never been made available on CD